I-29F Form assistance please? (Helping my US finacee)

[BrockUK 26]

Ah, I cant edit my post. But te strange thing is is that we requested for it to be expedited some weeks ago when we knew about her condition. And they denied it.

Wonder what changed their minds?

Who cares, we are getting the NOA2 (today is Day 73!!)

:dance: :dance:

[C-ma'am 684]

Fantastic news, Brock! Hopefully everything will go very fast and smooth now.

Best wishes for you two

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Best wishes Brock, and the VWP requires a return ticket.

[BrockUK 26]

Fantastic news, Brock! Hopefully everything will go very fast and smooth now.

Best wishes for you two

Thank you so much!! I am sure everything will work out!

Best wishes Brock, and the VWP requires a return ticket.

Yep, got that plus letter from landlord, copies of re-occring bills and lettr from employer!

[sabi 148]

I am happy for you two, but wait till you actually have the approval in hand you just never know with them and I can't help but being skeptical about what they say over the phone... having said that, fingers crossed! I am really hoping you'll get some great news within a few days! I am glad you are going to visit her, she needs you right now!

[BrockUK 26]

Hello my VJ family,

It has been a while since I posted on here. I mean, on this post. I have been on other posts here and there but haven't really explained what has been going on. Id thought I would keep you guys updated.

So I did go over there to see her for about a month. I was really vervous at the POE (Atlanta). When I told the officer my reason, she did sympathise with my situation, but made it clear that I had to return to the UK. I was polite, but my mind being else where it was hard dot consentrate.

Borded my flight to Chattanooga, TN. Got into a taxi and opened her door (she gave me a copy of her house key). I have enver seen her so happy before...well, appart from the day I proposed to her. She was crying, I was crying, happy not sad mind you. We just laid there in bed, telling her that everything will be ok and she will get through this.

For 4 weeks, I took her to the chemothrapy 4 days a week. Thats it. We didnt go out, we didnt go anywhere. I made sure that I looked after her. I went grocery shopping, checked up on her godmother, cut her grass, feed our cats. But you know, I didnt mind it. It felt great that I was there, being there for her and doing all this so that she would get better.

More and more appointments came and gone, showing signs of improvment. Unfortunately, she still needed surgery and her surgery was scheduled a few weeks after I had to go home. I was really upset, but she understood, and she was very proud and happy that I came over for 4 weeks just to look after her. She said she would pay me back, but Iam like hey, we are in this together, money doesnt matter.

Sure enough her surgery is this week. I hae been leaving my webcam on all day and night just to make sure she is safe and I am looking after her as much as I can. Doctors are confident that after this, she will be in remission (cancer free).

However, the expedited petition did not go through. Apparntly they 'lost' the confirmation so I am still waiting for the NOA2 with the rest of the May VSC filers. Hopefully we will hear soon. My work hasnt been so supportive of my situation to say the least. I requested to go part time so I can look after my fiancee, they declined. I requested that I have no lunch break so I can gome home early (I work 12 hour shifts), they declined. Heck, I asked if I could bring my own laptop so I can monitor her (lol no not like a stalker!), but again. They declined.

Nevertheless, I guess I wanted to thank you guys for convincing me to go. It broke my heart that I couldnt stay for the surgery, but being there and helping her through the chemothrapy really made a difference. I know she will pull though this, put this behind us and look forward to our future of becoming husband and wife.

[BrockUK 26]

Hi guys,

Just thought I'd keep you posted. Maria had to go into the ER. According to her 'doctor' the drugs he was giving her was 'experimental'. I say that loosely because he never told us that is was experimental!!!

It has had an adverse affect on her and instead of reducing the fluid from her system it has increased! She was in hospital last weekend as they were draining the fluid out of her brain and testing the enzymes to see if there is another tumour growing again.

She has another appointment this weekend, so I have decided to fly over this Friday (21st) until the new year so I can look after her and be there for Christmas and my birthday (1st time for both yay!)

I will try and keep everyone posted, but if I don't I hope y'all (trying to be Southern!!) have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!

Congrats on those who have made it this far!! It does bring me a little joy and hope that my comrades are getting through this process! I am hoping to get my packet when I come home (YEAH RIGHT!!!!)